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A prancing Sanderling in winter dress. Sanderlings probe beaches for tiny crustaceans. In a similar way to owls and kingfishers, the Sanderling will regurgitate pellets that consist of sand and crustacean exoskeleton.
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Month: February 2018

Pint-sized Poisoner – Green & Black Poison Dart Frog
February 7, 2018 63 Comments by David Central America

Pint-sized Poisoner – Green & Black Poison Dart Frog

Most kids on my street had pet dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters and a host of other furry friends. My pets […]

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